104-8222, Japan September | Ricoh CX6 specification

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Ricoh CX6 manual 104-8222, Japan September

Contents

Camera User Guide Page Preface Symbol alerts you to actions that must be performed Symbol alerts you to prohibited actions Do not cover equipment while charging Beings. If swallowed, seek medical assistance immediately Keep the equipment out of the reach of children For Accessories with the product before using that productShock Each language has its own Software User Guide UK, Germany, France and Spain Contents Shooting Mode Types Shooting Menu Shooting and Viewing Movies Playback Menu Setup Menu 114 Assigning Functions 105 Downloading Images to Your Computer 127 Direct Printing 122Appendices 138 Basic Operations Optional Accessories CX6Soft Case SC-100 Neck Strap ST-4 How to Use the Mode Dial Mode Dial Symbols and Descriptions How to Use the ADJ./OK Button Example Pushing ADJ./OK button Camera Item Name Refer to Mode Dial13, 27, 35, 53 Rear View Example of Picture Display when Shooting Pictures Eye-Fi Connection Recording Time 153 Time Playback Data Source Indicator Image Size Example of Picture Display During PlaybackFile Number Picture Quality Date at Shooting Total Number of Files Aperture Battery Level Indication Flash ModeBattery Symbol Description Battery is sufficiently charged Charging the Rechargeable Battery Turn the power on and get ready to shootPlug the battery charger into an Outlet Loading the Rechargeable Battery and SD Memory Card Close the battery/card coverSlide it back into place Removing the Rechargeable Battery Removing the SD Memory Card About the Battery About the SD Memory Card available in storesNumber of shots you can take About Formatting About recording destination and playback data source Eye-Fi Cards Write-protecting your images Turning the Power On/Off Setting the Language, Date and TimeUsing the Camera in Playback Mode Sleep Mode and Auto Power Off Setting the Date and Time Press the ADJ./OK buttonDate, time and format ADJ./OK button Shooting in Auto Shooting Mode Focus and Shoot Hold the camera with both handsLightly press both elbows against your Body Gently press the shutter release button all the way Preventing Camera Shake About FocusingRed Flashing Using the Zoom Function On option selected for Step Zoom GP.116 in the setup menuSuper resolution zoom Optical zoom Wide-angle Telephoto Zoom bar Using the Digital Zoom Shooting Close-Ups Macro ShootingToward zuntil the maximum magnification is reached Scene mode.set Minimum Distance to Show P.118 Flash Using the FlashPush the ADJ./OK button toward F Push the ADJ./OK button !to select the flash mode Shooting modes or with some shooting menu options P.144 Using the Self-timer Select the modeButton Push the ADJ./OK button !to Shooting in Scene Auto Mode If you are usingNightscape Mode Portrait Landscape Night. Port Nightscape Sports Viewing Your Images Images played back in playback modeThumbnail View Frames/81Frames Calendar View/Date View Enlarging Images Deleting a File or All Files Press the 6Playback buttonWant to delete Press the DDelete button Deleting Multiple Files Confirmation dialog will be displayed Repeat Steps 1 and 2 to specify multiple ranges Press the DISP. button to cancel the starting pointPress DISP. to deselect all of the files Synchro-Monitor Mode During Shooting ModeNo Display Page White Saturation Highlights Display During Playback ModeWhite saturation highlights display is for reference only Select Level Setting in the setup About the Electronic LevelMenu GP.114 and push ADJ./OK button F Level indicator display Adjustments to the histogram P.94 About the Histogram Display About Zoom Assist Display Zoom assist picture is displayed in black and white Advanced Operations Setting Modes According to the Scene W Scene Modes Shooting Mode Types Image size can be set to j4 3 or c4 3 using the Size Discreet Mode or Pets Beep does not soundReduce the effects of perspective when photographing Detailed operations, see P.54 Selecting a Scene Mode Turn the mode dial to WScene mode Select a scene mode Using Skew Correction Mode Select Skew Correct Mode in the scene mode menuOrange frame. Up to five areas can be recognized Original image remains unchanged Creative Shooting Mode Options Shooting with Creatve Effect Taking Pictures in Creative Shooting Mode Turn the mode dial toSelect the desired mode Press the ADJ./OK button Press the Menu button Dynamic Range Double Shot Dynamic Range Expansion Effect Select Miniaturize in the creative shooting mode menu Shooting in Miniaturization ModePress the Fn button Plus Normal Shooting Continuous Modes Taking a Series of Photos RMP file Turn the mode dial to R Taking Pictures in Continuous ModeSelect the desired option Press the ADJ./OK button Shooting with M-Cont Plus Plus 10M Shooting with Speed Cont Low/Speed Cont High Plus 2M Setting Aperture and Shutter Speed A/S Setting ApertureTurn the mode dial to A/S Setting display appears Setting Shutter Speed ISO Setting setting GP.80 is locked to ISO AutoPush the ADJ./OK button !to set the shutter speed Shutter speed is displayed on the picture display Using the Shooting Menu Shooting modeSelect the setting Select the desired menu item Shooting Menu Options Shooting menu options Focus GP.74 Choose a focusing mode Multi AF Enables you to adjust the focus manually GP.75. SnapPicture Quality/Size F/ j4 3 N 3648 × 2736 I3 2 F Center Pre-AFSpot ShootingMenu Interval Shooting Jsymbol appears when camera shake is likely to occur GP.17Results vary with shooting conditions Slow Shutter Limit ShootingMenu Subject Tracking AF FocusMulti-Target AF Push the ADJ./OK button !to adjust the focus Manual Focus MF White balance can be changed using the shooting menu GP.79 Auto BracketingAuto Bracket White Balance Bracketing WB-BKT Color Bracketing CL-BKT Focus Bracketing FOCUS-BKTSelect FOCUS-BKT and push the ADJ./OK button F Then press the ADJ./OK button twice When your subject is whitish When your subject is darkishExposure Compensation For backlighting White Balance Manual Select Manual ISO Setting That will be used in the final photograph and press Disp Shooting and Viewing Movies Shooting Movies Shooting Movie with Inserting Split Points Camera shoots movies at 30 frames per second Movie Menu Playing Back Movies Movie Size GP.151 Choose the movie frame size Snap Movie Splitting a Movie Press the 6Playback button to select the playback mode Using the Playback MenuPush the ADJ./OK button !NFto display the desired file Playback Menu Options GP.95White Balance Compensation GP.96 GP.98 Setting/Canceling One File at a Time Flag Function SettingSetting/Canceling Multiple Files at One Time Flag Function Order Select a place to move image and press the ADJ./OK buttonSpecifying by Range of Files Select the last file and press To cancel, press the DISP. button Trim Trimming level Aspect ratio 4J4 3 F/ j4 3 N Aspect ratio 1 Correcting Images Automatically Level CompensationCorrecting Images Manually To cancel level compensation, press the DISP. button White Balance CompensationYou cannot use level compensation for movies or MP files Green Amber Magenta Blue Skew Correction Image size does not change for skew corrected images Protect Selecting Multiple Files Starting point To select two files and all files between themRepeat Steps 2 and 3 to select multiple ranges Playing Back MP Multi-Picture Files Play back in playback modeDisplay the MP file you want to 100 Display changes as follows Exporting MP Files 101MP is a file format for recording a set of still images Selecting Multiple Frames To select two frames and all frames between themSelect Sel. Range and press the ADJ./OK button Select the first frame and press the ADJ./OK button Viewing Pictures on TV 103 104 Using the Key Custom Menu 105Select the tab Key custom menu appears Key Custom Menu Options Using T/UReg. My Settings106 Settings Saved in Reg. My Settings 107 Using the ADJ./OK Button Press the ADJ./OK button to confirm the setting108 Shifting the AE and AF Targets 109 Press it the rest of the way downTarget shift screen appears Press the shutter release button halfway and then gently Using the Fn Function Button 110 111 Camera focuses on the area at the position of the cross-mark For the operating procedure, see P.110 112Locking the Exposure With the camera ready to shoot, position subject Choosing a Focus Setting 113 Using the Setup Menu 114 Setup Menu Options Auto Power Off115 LCD Brightness AF Mode Available Settings116 LCD Auto Dim LCD Confirmation Time 117Longer than the time selected GP.121 Digital Zoom Image 118 Minimum DistanceFile Numbers Sorts by file number Sht. Date/Time Original 119 Hdmi Output 120Confirm Firmware Version 121 Digital Zoom ImageZoom Magnification and Recorded Image Size Focal Length About the Direct Print Function Connecting the Camera to a Printer122 123 Printing Still ImagesPrinting One or All Still Images Options available 124Select an item and push the ADJ./OK button Fto view 125 Select an option and press the ADJ./OK button 126 Printing Several Still ImagesSet the number of copies to print Repeat Steps 2 and 3 to select Additional images System Requirements for Using the Built-in Software For Windows127 Software Description DL-10 128 Installing SoftwareConnect the supplied USB cable to the computer 129 When a message appears asking you to restart your Uninstalling the SoftwareAdministrator privileges are required 130 131 Viewing Software ManualComputer Open Manual folder 132 Copying Pictures to Your ComputerFor USB port/AV output Copy photos to the computer 133 Transfer is complete For Macintosh 134Mac OS X 10.4 to MB or more Disconnect the USB cable when transfer is complete 135 136 Using the MP File ViewerOut of the camera Deleting Uninstalling VM‑1 VM1 installer.pkg137 Troubleshooting Error Messages138 Appendices Power Supply Camera Troubleshooting139 140 Shooting 141 142 Playback/Deleting Other Problems 143 Available Settings 144 145 No face is detected 146 Pre-AF *16 Exposure Metering 147 Auto 148 ISO 149 Auto Resize has no effect Can be set but can not be used Specifications 150 151 152 Number of Images That Can Be Stored 153 154 155 156 Auto Aperture Shift OffSeconds Minimum Distance Show 157 Confirm Firmware Version Battery Charger Model BJ‑10 158 Using Your Camera AbroadPlayback on Television in Other Regions 159 Do not forcefully press the surface of the picture displayConditions in which condensation may easily occur Humid places Precautions regarding care of your camera Care and Storage160 Care Warranty and Servicing 161 USA FCC Part 15 Class B 162Dedrick Place, West Caldwell NJ, 07006 Tel 163 164 153105 111 136 16515, 30 166 167 168 Deutschland FranceItalia España 104-8222, Japan September